PSA: Ninja Creami is actually worth the money
Bought one on a whim during a Walmart trip with the kids (4 and 7) and honestly it's been a game-changer for those hot summer afternoons. You just freeze juice or smoothies in the
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Bought one on a whim during a Walmart trip with the kids (4 and 7) and honestly it's been a game-changer for those hot summer afternoons. You just freeze juice or smoothies in the
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Learned this the hard way. Yeah stuff is cheap but the quality is... not great. Tried buying "store brand" cereal there and it tastes like cardboard. Their bread goes moldy in like